Justice Quotes

"The way to judge a good government is by how those governed are treated."

"I've no use for any discrimination. A man has his own way to make in this world."

"An unjust law is a code that a numerical or power majority groups compels a minority group to obey."

"It is as much a duty of the state to render the greatest service to the greatest number of people as it is a duty to the individual."

"We cannot succeed when half of our population is left behind."

"The arc of history is long, but it bends toward justice."

"Be aroused by injustice. Be afraid of apathy. Do something."

"I'm proud to be a feminist and I think that's something that should continue in politics."

"We should never accept inequality as inevitable."

"We need to listen to the voices that are often not heard."

"I believe that we can build a more just and fair society."

"I've always tried to be someone who speaks for the voiceless."

"We are not separate from the rest of humanity, and therefore there is no way we can opt out and say this is not our affair."

"We cannot accept injustice as a price of progress."

"The voice of the voiceless must be heard in the chambers of power."

"Justice delayed is justice denied; act now for what is right."

"Justice delayed is justice denied."

"Surely we have a moral obligation to those who are committed to us."

"A man may do an injury, but it ceases to be an injury the moment he is aware of it and strives to correct it."

"I would not want to live in a Britain in which there are areas where certain citizens feel alienated and excluded from the mainstream."

"The greatest good of the greatest number is a major concern of mine."

"Human rights are rooted in human dignity."

"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing."

"Let us not seek the Republican answer or the Democratic answer, but the right answer."

"The Negro baby born in America today faces about one-half as good a chance of completing high school."

"The most noble pursuit is the defense of liberty and the advancement of human dignity."

"We must reject the idea that every time a law's broken, society is guilty rather than the lawbreaker."

"We should measure the health of our society not by its GDP but by how we treat the poorest among us."

"Every person deserves to be heard and to have their voice matter."

"A just society is built on the foundation of respect for all people."